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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-14
CONSISTE.NCH.

In every town and city. says the Reno
journal, there ure landlords who ar,
ever ready to gather in ducnts from til,
wages OF sin. There nre men who hav,
daughters pure and undcfled that are
CARRIED from the rent Of lens of infImy.
There are those whose duty it is e.
protect the morals Of IL community, who
ARE willing, under the guise of tenan,
cy. to SOW vice broadcast. This show
the frailty OF man. and it is doubtless
one OF the causes that produced the
trit1e saying, CONSISTENCY, thou art "
jewel" For r sin of commission which
permits doors to be opened TO invite
l,chery and dissipation that tends to fill
our prisons, demOralize our youth, and
give protection to those gloryipg in deg.
radiation. there il no punishment too
great. There may be some apparent
excuse for a miser who is blind to aught
else but gold to sill his soul for a price
because gold is his god, but there can be
Zone for a man who is clothed by the
lnw To enforce its behests, to even indi.
rrctly sanction such letting. much less
be II party thereto. II such there be,
let hun lay down his authority. let him
seek the seclusion that will hide him
from view, let him be buried i'll shame
no deep that society cannot zee him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-14
a Murder conIe..e..

A special to tie Examiner. dated
Prescott, Arizona. Aug, 9th lays:
Frank Wilson. who. with John A.
Johnson. is to lie hanged in this city On
Friday charged with the murder Of Sam
uei Clevenger and his wife. ut House
Rock. in this county, ia May last, to-
day made n confession to his attorneys
eIoner, ting his co-defendert. johnson.
from any participation in the crime and
shoul airing the responsibility himself.
His At { mrut j. M foiioSs:
Tha. GA tbs morning of the killing
job ison was Seut out to hunt up some
horses that had STIR yei OF during the
night. and during his absence II quarrel
occurred between hin and old man
'Clevenger regarding Jessie Clevenger.
their adopted daughter. aud that Ia the
fight that ensaei Le killed the old man
with al az.
Fearing the consequences of his
crime while Mrs. C!evemSvr, who was II
witness of the alrIy, lived. lie Drained
her aud with the assistance OF the girl
Jessie he buried them. where their
bodies were afterward found.
lie and the girl then took C~levcnger's
wagon and after u few hours ride over
took johnson, whom they told that
Cle,enger and his wife had met some
friends on the road, with whom they
would continue on their journey To
Utah.
On reaching CHrboudnle, Utah, they
separated. Johnson going to Duck water.
New, and Wilson and Jessie C!eycnger
to Oa sIgir, idaho. Before eaving
Johnson, Wilson gave him $500 aud II
couple OF horses, at the same time tell
ing him that he had killed and robbed
Clevenger AMI his wife and threatening
to throw the crime ON him %(Johuson)
should he tell anything.
Wilson says that ne alone is response
bic for the crime, an makes this COLI
fession to save Johnson. The nttor-
neys for the condemned men will bring
the confession before Governor Xulick
tomorrow and eudelvor 10 obtain n
commutltiou 81 sentence for Johnson.
Wilson has nc hope of executive elem
ency, aud sGys he does not expect any.
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DISTRICT COURT SUM
MONS.

ISTUE DISTRICT co 'RT or ESTATE
4 Of Sn'ada, IA and for thu county Of IlLo.
THE STATE OFNEyADA SENDS GREET.
ISG TO NOEMAN WINES:
You arc hereby uotinclro appctr In an &C..
ton commenced against YOU 10y Naomi Wines
~ Plaintiff u ga" district Court 81 the State
81 y, vada In and for tho county Of Tlo.
stat" 81 Nevada. at en-" town at fIEp and an.
sNcr ia" complaint therein which H. pn nIe with
tue Clerk q saii Court Within ten days sU,r
tho s'r'!ce on you OF this Summons. exclusive
Of tho dny Of stIn',l Il srryrd IN alId county.
or twenty days II served out ofsa!d county. hui
within this District. and In all other ease.
forty days, or Juigsmoai Ly default
viii Ne taken az ,insl you according 10
the prayer Of saii complaint. Tho said action
T. brought t. recover judgment agaIus, yor
tho said defend mt. dissDlyiug tho bond. of
Marriage now existing between you and rlain
;iT snd grin.iuHtp Tie plaintiff dlyurc, aud
hlsp that tho cuFtouy and control Of tho two
minor children. Marion Naomi Wine. and
james ir1 Wines b. hwIr ted TO plaintiff and
also that iIr plaintiff be dcrrccI permanent
a!impEy sud settling hsii" h. hrr ~ such ali.po.
ny tho " , oftho $ h. i u s"rii,r q suI tho y
u 4 Of The y r. 3, Of section II. and Lot 4 Of
the y W { Of section ~, and the s l. 4 Of the
8 a Of Section. all being In Tow uEbip No
70 Norib. Range %, Fast. Monrt DIaJlp Base
and meridian Ia Elko county. State o! Nevada.
said application II made by the plaintiff upor
tho grounds Of wiIrful distortion sud failure 70
provide tho rrmm'n n9ccsaafle, Of life for
plaintiff Tor the space Of ono year before the
commcnccmort % this action, all Of which VIII
fuhy sPPuAr from tho compliint on nle herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear aud answer The said complaint a,
above required the said plAiutia viii apply 10
The Cpuftfor tho relief ion,ndod IN thc com
plant aud Ia thi. Summons.
IL testimony whereof, q. u. Wlseman have
heronnto set my hand and smIed tho seal of
sail Court, he p,h dag Of April 1881.
tpistret Court sohl.l
q ~ WisENAS.
County c otk ami Tomclo CLERK ~ Tho DI..
iiict Court " ElkU uounty. state Of Nova 4.
JOINT BARER.
Attorney fot plEiDtiG.
Eiho, SSrsds, Jui! 8, 1881.
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
no. SCOT
L. :. Land on. a, Errel, Nevada.

T.. ;. Laad ON" AZ ErrehA Nevada
Ju'y -, lS-5.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY UlyTS THNr WILL.
" lam W Chisholm, ~ 49, Irslirutr AMI
i@st "'ucc Eiirr-s IL salt Lax Cit,. iu Alt
Lake County, ut-h Trru.or,. has iuAdu sppii.
'A'lon fpr a Uutt'l stat. Patent fb- the Il
C'"Ed" l.lc mining claim, silu.,c In F,rb~r
Mining pi'trict. EIbo County. Stat 81 Sry,-
la. consisting of 1850 linear feet oftAc lode
and surface .rOurd tD1 feet wiIo. being Lot or
survey NJ. 40 Ard GvscT,JoIin tao drld note.
sui Plat u tho oficirl slTyry on nle In tnt.
III e.. with magnets variation a. l. tru,r.
east, a.. follows. Commanding q post No.
IL" SuUih-eA-;rrly oprurr ~ TIA cI,im. and
running thence y - deg 81 mn " 800 feet T.,
post NJ. ,. Ill" South N~,-l,rly corner Of tho
claim. from which tho section corner common
&" and between s'r'iuu. . : 0 and 10 Town.
-hip = y, Range 70 X. st. Diablo Meridian.
b-ITs = 3" leg " 81 feet distant. thence IL
deg . u!u W or FEET 10 post No. 3. the North.
w~'si'rlS c0rutr % Ihc claim. thence \ % ,lrg
- min 1900 fec; 10 Poe, y. I. tho Norib
'E7t"Tly corner Of tho claim. thence : 10 de-,
= m.a LGn fryt 10 said posI No. !, the pI.c,
e beginning, containing a total are, Of "a. n
acre, HIl "f whira Is ciaimsI aud applied for.
IN" area ia o"tllrt with the "ElLu" lode. Ion
-. not being excluded OF excepted from said
application. From tho middle Of the .,,tsrlv
md line - said lI"l Cloud Iple claim tho dis.
oo''ry point Of said claim hear, 4 s. dc, II
min " 30 feet distant. Tho said %ruiuln.
rIain bling Of record ~ tho ONCE Of ih. Coun,
y Ito order of siii Xix County. Neyads, oI-
omrI" recorder ufsaid mining 4Is'rlci, Al Elks
in iko County, Nevada. Thr urlf.st known
locations being a." Mammoth" lot D.. IN.
'"ig Chief" lot -. tho '.EIkor LOT "a. .pd
Great Western" IuIa mining clslms In IA.
same district.
Any ani AT persons claiming sIvSr,ciy ANY
portion "fEil Icd Cloud mine. or sut,,r.
ground, a." required 10 Mo thoir adverse claim.
with the Register Of the UnitcI State, Land
Once, a. RurekH. ia the State ~ Nevada. dur.
ins tho sixty days pabllcAtion hereof, or the,
viii hr barred BY virtue Of The provisions Of
the statute.
Oh. HALL,
Register,
difo-; thst this NOTICE be published IN IN,
lSoErrHpEHr at Eikp. New, the neusp,p,r
published nearest the said MINING claim. for
the period Of siTtT days.
u. II. HALL.
Register.
p'i'd, IIto, JBIr 20. 1857.
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An EnhuInan woman.

Two Mexican families at the town of
San Miguel, NV Mexico. are most uu-.
friendly to each oGL,r. The other day
ia the absence of Ole of the mothers. Il
seven-inonths old babe crawlvd across
to the Oih.r wusnuu The innocent.
helpless babe WAS kicked away and
thrown into - hogpeu, where it MAS de-
your,i by the hogs.
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FOR SALE.
= Desirable Ixc.Idcncc.

Being dcSirous Of leaving Nevada !
offer my residence for sale on good
terms. The premises consist Of four
lots under IL good fence, Il wc!! bui!t and
neatly furnished frame dwelling house
with all necessary out buildings and a
line well of water ut the door. and u
garden which Is ample to supply a
small family with PLENTY Of vegetables
I will sell with or without the household
furniture A. the purchaser may d~r,irc.
For paItigulIrs call on or address,
Mrs. 81. 'IHnnTE,
E!lio, Aug. ,, 1887. 3Oi Exc. Nuyadn
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Tcrre Hnute Mail:-Snm Jones doesn

Tcrre Hnute Mail:-Sam Jones doesn't
fool away his time for nothing. lie
may be laying Gp dead loads of treasure
where moth nj rust do not corrupt
but lie is also laying up some where
they 90. 1t is said that he charged
500 for three days work at the Love.
land camp meeting ia Ohio and lie has
more enlargement than he can well fill.
Considered suic ly from u business
point Of view the Georgia evangelist is
u%nlOubtly - success.
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Bnsr Bail.

The Cnrsonites lost $4,000 on the ro.
cent base ball game between the Carson
sud Esmcmlda teams. The Tribune OF
tho Stl instant says:
"Thc E,m, raldas have beaten tho Car.
sonitcs. no matter how IL was done.
Last Saturday night they were offered
$500 Tor expenses II they would come
to Carson or Reno md play for $1,000
a side. They did not respond. They
have won II game from Carson, and
they can break the town II they can do
il again"
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watch Your Children.

4 distinguished ci izcn once truthiuly
said: The practice Of allowing chill
dren to go ont at night to fud their
own companions aud their own places
OF Hmusement may have ole in twenty
unscathcd and without danger, but -
ri OF 20 fall wounded or destroyed.
Aud if there is one thing more imprrn-
tive than another Il Is that your children
should be home at night; or that, if they
are abroad. you should he abroad with
them. There may he things that it is
best you should do for your children,
though you would not do them FOR your
self; but they ought not to 20 anywhere
at night TO see the sights or take pleas.
ure, unless yen can go with them, until
they are grown to mans estate aud their
habits forGicl Aud nothing is more
certain than to grant the child liberty
to so outside the parental root and its
restraint, in the darkness Of night, is
bad and only bad, and that continual
lv
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The vacant Sorm III Presidency which
was caused by the death OF tn. late
Presideat Taylor. is being hid claim TO
by Joseph T. Smith, q son OF Joseph
Smith the original founder and starter
of the Mormon Church.. 1t is reported
that he will go 10 Salt lake City and
present his claims for the Presidency Of
the Mormon Church in Utah. Joseph
Smith il a man OF letters. Of wide cul-
ture and distinguished character, with
great reno an in his own district. Iii.
gifts and accomplishments are every
where recognized and AS President Of
tue Mormon Church at Lamont. where
he wa stationed. he has met with the
success which his perseverance, aud nd-
herero, To his cause hHs merited. Now
that the Mormon Church is established
for the time being, it is not essential for
Joseph Smith to be the victim Of mania
or superstition with which his relatives
were so abundantly supplied and sight
seeing is not the ,ry attribute Of
all the prophets and apostle OF the Nor
mon Church, yet. notwithstanding this,
Joseph Smith also feels that ho is the
''auno.uted of Cod and his special
prophet aud accordingly his claims
should be true and just.
To the outsider it looks as IL Nor.
monism was doomed but il il generally
conceded that with Smith il LIuy float
nlonS II little longer, whist with such IL
mnu a. Cannon, although he has great
nbiity, the downfall would be quich,
sharp and decisive.
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To IL reporter last Saturday cx.Pre.
micr Gibson, OF the Hawaiian Islands,
said that he came to san Francisco for
"a vacation AMI the benefit Of my
health" Judging from published re-
ports If the condition OF uhlirs Ut the
pigmy ktnGlo Ion, the climate there is
rather unhealthy for Mr.. GiJsou-iu
other words, too hot for him.
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OF PART.
NERSIIIP.

Notice is hereby given that the part.
ncr.hip heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name Of r.
%. jnquos & Co, IS this day dissolved
10y mutual cOnsunt, n. y. Jack ION rctir
ing.
Al bills due the lato arm will be col.
Icotcd 10y +. u. Jnqucs and oil debts Of
tho Grm will be pnld by him.
4. u. JAQUss,
n. =. JAcRJoS.
Toa %, New. July o.. 1887.
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4 Ncu Car.

Master Mechanic KiiIen, of the Nc
vada Central hallway shops. has JUS,
turned out n rev combination pAss,n-
ger aud accommodation car, that does
credit to him AS a mechanic. anl eX.
cells an! thing OF the kind u.ude this
side Of the Rocky Northumberland
Spynlau.
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An Absolute Cure.
August i.td.

Tho ORIGINAL ABiETfNE OINTMENT IL
only put mp In large. two.ouncc tin boxes, and
a IN atSJ.ntc cure for old sor,s, burns.
wounds. chopped hands. nnd all skin etun.
tons. Will positively euro all Kind. Of nile.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIgrIHg UINT.
MESr. Bold by .. =, Muller at q, cent, 10,
boI by nail q cents.
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Minors una Tobacco.

An act OF the Legislature approved
February %, 1857, makes it II crinina!
oGeasc. punishable by a fine not exceed.
ing $500. or Imprisonment in the county
Jail two months. or by both iue and i'm.
prisoument. to sell or give to amy minor
under Is years OF age, cigars, cigarettes
or tobacco. II II boy smokes or chews
Tobacco the presumption Is that some.
body has violated the law.
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Foraker and sherman,

Notwithstanding the pTo~tcstations of
Shrrman's friends TO the contrary. 1t is
apparent that Governor Foraker is no
ndm.rcr Of Senator Sherman. At. the
i~iedu Con ,ention the other day Shcr-
man was fulsomo in praise Of Foraker
and his famous tclcgraphic response to
Clevclnnd's rebel Gag order, "No rebel
flags will be returned while | am Gov.
crnor OF Ohio" In II half hours
speech accepting the nomination, Gov
einor Foraker did not so much as mem
ton the name Of the man whom the
convention "hcnrtily and cordially" in.
dorsed Us Ohio's choice for the Prcsi.
dency in 1888. Foraker has ali army Of
friends in Ohio, and when his influence
~ cxertcd. il is believed that il will not
he for Sherman, but for Jnnos G..
B.ainc, Of Maine. Reno Gazette.
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Notice 70 Teachers.

The Board Of Examination for EIko
county will hold an examination Of mp.
p%licnnts for teachers certificates On
August. q, % md 90. 1887. All per.
sons interested will please take notice.
4. n. SToSE,
Go. Sap't Schools,
August It'd.
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A frat class hny ranch q miles
from Elko for sale. Yields n half it's
value in hny every year. An excellent
stock range near tho premises. For
particulars call on or address
j. i. BURNER.
III. Elko, Nevada.
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Hardy sons OF poii.

One hundred aud forty Of the A. o.
u. W. have arrived in Haley aud nre
.istered NJ the Alturns. They are a
looking body Of men Just such incu
re- satisfied with. who ARE willing
lie 30 elevate The labOrer Of the
No longer tug and toll Us
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IOn SAL.E.

The residence OF n. V. Paddock,
consisting Of n frame house, with four
largo rooms all in first class repair.
AMI four lots. IL offered ut n bargain.
For particulars ns to terms, etc., call
on or address,
AIMS. n. v. PADDOCK
Elko,
Nevada.
S-8
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in the past. No longer 70 DC u,d down
TO the ~prejudiees Of caste. wealth. or to
sty "Mv lnrd!'' ''lour Worship" "
even .to bead the pregnant hinges OF
tue knee that thrift mny follow" No,
we are Amcricans.-I Iu,er-Idaho.
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See, the man hold, up the pest. l.
the post loos,? No; The nan is tight.
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SANTA
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Agent, Elko, Nevada.
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TnIc no Mistake,

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Ell for Consumption. SANTA ABLE b.a
brought g%ladncss to many a household. Iy is
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You make no misthhc by Keeping bottle Of
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BOOM

Will bc upon you md you will rcnlizr
that every dollar spcnt in fuhh"ring n
local enterprise will return TO you doub.
led. while every one You send away will
be gone forever. Ia looking around to
see where 60 spend those Dollars mcst
ndYnntagcously II will
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+ +

Only way TO do this is to tall; of IL; TO
write Of il; TO boast Of il; praise md
P]ntronize every home industry; keep
your money in the country aud iTdu,e
Others TO come aud 10 the snmc. Do
not ]pNtroni2e outside Institutions iu
preference to your own. and before you
knnw IL fla,
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tASD:-Im San Francisco. August IL,
1857. john IL. Rand, II nutiyc Of
Maine, aged about - years.
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Trials OF speed to be conducted under the auspices of the
Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
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Powning offers rs Special Premium u GOLD MEDAL, Walt
for the Best Exhibit i'll any Department.
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The State Agricultural society wa ESIRbIIshcd In AccoI
nm Net al the Legislature at the state of Nevada, al
AN Act to Provide FOR Ihc management aud CnIroI OF TIL
Agricultural Society approved March q, 1851.
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Indian Pony Races, Balloon Ascensions, Bicycle
Races, Stock Parade.

LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. IS, Friday, Sept. &c
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MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AcRIcULTURE:

l.. J. FLINT. of Washoe County.
Il. L. LEETE, OF Wushoc Comfy.
l.. Ii. MULCAUIY. of Wnshor County
AL. WHILE, of Washoc County.
JOHN SwEENY, OF Ormsby County.
I. Il. RICkEY, OF Douglas County.
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pate, The, JpIr 20. 1857
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Claim Ia

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
a millionaire 10 Marry.

NEW YORK, Aplil 16-S)cieiy is all
'asJg over the approaching marriage of
Miss Whitfield, o; this cttv, 10 Andrew
Carnegie, the iron millionaire OF tits
burg. A remarkable ezolus.yepe-s has
been observed by The family IN regard
70 the do.si.s or the affair, which has
only served TO whet public CURIOSITY.
The family residence of the Wbltields,
a 50 West Fo-Jy-ci2hJh street, lRs been
besieged by reporters ana OFFERS, but
'the family have denied themselves to
all.
A bright eyed maid answers ali calls
ut the bell ard is dumb as an oys.sr re
gariinx anything referring TO the atf4ie.
Last night small army Of reporters
were skirmtshing abonl tae ieadicg TO-
tels, looking for Millionaire Carnegie,
who was reported to be IL tao city. II
he L. hare als retreat Tl5 not dice .csec.
Matters assume I'd az atl.t,ousl t.rEe OF
int arrest this tnCrniug from published
dispatches IRON P.tlsbuE., a ahie,
intimate friend. Of Carnegie sIete that
there is 10 engagement nd tia. 10
welding will takc place.
4 reporter eHllsd at the Whitfield
'res!deeCe TO dag and made inquiries
about NJ. Caroe2ie's repoLted presence
in thle CITY. He Was toid authoritative
~ rhat Re Was not IN town. II Esply to
his question Ieyardiag the date Of ha
u IliaRe, his Informant stated with
emphasis, ~ WI! nos taxa place this
week